After this long mandatory break to ensure everyone's health, we are delighted to welcome you again in our premisses. All the safety instructions are implemented to receive you in the best way possible.
* Face coverings are compulsory.
* Entrance for a maximum of 10 persons.
* Openning hours from tuesday to friday: 10.00 am. - 6.00 pm. ; saturday: 2.00 pm. - 5.00 pm.
* The interpretive centre is closed on sunday.
* The interpretive centre will be closed from August the 1st to August the 15th.
* All workshops are suspended.
Since we had to adapt due to the current crisis, our effectives are limited. We hope things will be back to normal as soon as possible, even if the situation remains unclear. Thank you for your understanding.
The interpretive centre Vignacourt 14-18 is glad to welcome in internship Jonathan, student in professional degree Heritage, Tourism and Environnement at University of Picardy Jules Verne
From 1916 France and England appeal to Chinese workers.
To overcome the lack of manpower.
Louis and Antoinette will immortalize them with their camera.
The Vignacourt 14-18 Interpretive Centre is in partnership with the Underground City of Naours.
Graffitis of soldiers from the First World War are engraved on the walls of the Naours caves. Through this wonderful discovery, we have identified one soldier from the Thuillier collection, who left the trace of its passage in Naours. It is no doubt that other soldiers will be identified. The research work continues ...
During your visit, ask for the Visitor Pass !
The Official Opening of the Vignacourt 14-18 Interpretive Centre took place on the 3rd of July 2018 in the presence of the Minister for Veterans' Affairs, the Hon. Darren Chester, the Prefects cabinet director Mr Cyril Moreau, the Departmental Board President Mr Laurent Somon , the Community of communes Nièvre & Somme President Mr René Lognon and Mr Stéphane Ducrotoy Mayor of Vignacourt.